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Archeologists of the future won't have to
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Once a Year at 11:11 am the Sun
Shines Perfectly on this Memorial At
precisely 11:11 a.m. each Veterans Day
(Nov. 11), the suns rays pass through
the ellipses of the five Armed Services
pillars to form a perfect solar spotlight
over a mosaic of The Great Seal of the
United States.
The Anthem Veterans Memorial, located in Anthem, Arizona, is a monument dedicated to honoring the service
and sacrifice of the United States armed
forces. The pillar provides a place of
honor and reflection for veterans, their
family and friends, and those who want
to show their respects to those service
men and women who have and continue
to courageously serve the United States.
The memorial was designed by Anthem resident Renee Palmer-Jones. The
five marble pillars represent the five
branches of the United States military.
They are staggered in size (from 17 ft to
6 ft) and ordered in accordance with the

Department of Defense prescribed
precedence, ranging from the United
States Army, the United States Marine
Corps, the United States Navy, the
Photograph by Mike Spinelli
United States Air Force and the United

States Coast Guard.
Additionally, the brick pavers within
the Circle of Honor are inscribed with
the names of over 750 U.S. servicemen
and women, symbolizing the support
for the Armed
Forces.
The
pavers are red, the
pillars are white,
and the sky is blue
to
represent
Americas flag.
The circle represents an unbreakable
border.
Anthem resident
and chief engineer, Jim Martin
was responsible
for aligning the
memorial accurately with the
sun.
When I Get to Surf City

Ill Be Shootin the Curl
ou might not know, but Huntington Beach owes its nickname - Surf City USA
- to Jan and Dean, a surf music duo that conquered American radio in the
1960s.
When the group recorded and released "Surf City," they certainly didn't imagine
their
dream
would last for 40
years. William
Jan Berry and
Dean Ormsby
Torrence were
both born in Los
Angeles, and
they pioneered
the introduction
of surf-themed
lyrics in radio
airplay.
Jan & Dean's
"Surf City" is
widely regarded
as the world's
first surf music
hit. Interestingly, the catchy tune was co-written by Brian Wilson - The Beach Boys
mastermind - and Jan Berry.
Jan & Dean had an incredible, multifaceted artistic career, and their story has
now been poured into a delicious book, full of memories, humor, details, photos,
and hidden secrets. It's like getting back to the 1960s and living the surfer's dream
in sunny Southern California.
"Surf City: The Jan and Dean Story" is authored by Dean Torrence himself, and
includes a surprising foreword from Mike Love, one of the co-founders of The
Beach Boys.
"Jan and Dean, believe it or not, had a hand in the origins of The Beach Boys.
When we heard them on the radio in the late 1950s and early 1960s, it encouraged
my cousins and I to record "Surfin'," because we figured if they had made it, anybody could make it," writes Love.
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A rule of grammar... double negatives are a *no-no*...
ARE YOU UP FOR THIS
Why doesn't 'Buick' rhyme with 'quick'?

You lovers of the English language might enjoy
this.
There is a two-letter word that perhaps has more
meanings than any other two-letter word, and that
is 'UP.'
It's easy to understand UP, meaning toward the
sky or at the top of the list, but when we awaken in
the morning, why do we wake UP?
At a meeting, why does a topic come UP?
Why do we speak UP and why are the officers
UP for election and why is it UP to the secretary
to write UP a report?
We call UP our friends.
And we use it to brighten UP a room,
polish UP the silver; we warm UP the
leftovers and clean UP the kitchen.
We lock UP the house and some
guys fix UP the old car.
At other times the little word
has real special meaning.
People stir UP trouble, line
UP for tickets, work UP an appetite,
and
think UP excuses.
To be dressed
is one thing, but
to be dressed UP is special.
A drain must be opened UP because it is stopped
UP.
We open UP a store in the morning but we close
it UP at night.
We seem to be pretty mixed UP about UP!
To be knowledgeable about the proper uses of UP,
look the word UP in the dictionary.
In a desk-sized dictionary, it takes UP almost
1/4th of the page and can add UP to about thirty definitions.
If you are UP to it, you might try building
UP a list of the many ways UP is used.
It will take UP a lot of your time, but if
you don't give UP, you may wind UP
with a hundred or more.
When it threatens to rain, we say
it is clouding UP.
When the sun comes out we
say it is clearing UP.
When it rains, it wets the
earth and often messes
things UP.
When it doesn't rain for awhile,
things dry UP.
One could go on and on, but I'll wrap
it UP, for now my time is UP, so.......it is
time to shut UP!
My New Senior Alphabet
Dave Garofalo
Publisher
mportant Lesson. - The obstacle in

Our Path.
In ancient times, a King had a boulder placed

on a roadway. Then he hid himself and watched
to see if anyone would remove the huge rock.
Some of the King's' wealthiest merchants and
courtiers came by and simply walked around it..
Many loudly blamed the King for not keeping
the roads clear, but none did anything about getting the stone out of the way.
Then a peasant came along carrying a load of
vegetables. Upon approaching the boulder, the
peasant laid down his burden and tried to move
the stone to the side of the
road. After much pushing
and straining, he finally
succeeded. After the
peasant picked up his
load of vegetables, he
noticed a purse lying
in the road where the
boulder had been. The
purse contained many
gold coins and a note
from the King indicating
that the gold was for the person who removed
the boulder from the roadway. The peasant
learned what many of us never understand!
Every obstacle presents an opportunity to improve our condition.
We believe and practice being fully involved with the communities we serve.
This is essential in building good will, encouraging growth and above all staying connected in our backyard
A's for arthritis,

B's the bad back,
C's the chest pains, perhaps car-di-ac?
D is for dental decay and decline,
E is for eyesight, can't read that top line!
F is for fissures and fluid retention,
G is for gas which I'd rather not mention.
H is for high blood pressure - I'd rather it low;
I for incisions with scars you can show.
J is for joints, out of socket, won't mend,
K is for knees that crack when they bend.
L 's for libido, what happened to sex?
M is for memory, I forget what comes next.
N is neuralgia, in nerves way down low;
O is for osteo, bones that don't grow!
P for prescriptions, I have quite a few,
just give me a pill and I'll be good as new!
Q is for queasy, is it fatal or flu?
R is for reflux, one meal turns to two.
S is for sleepless nights, counting my fears,
T is for Tinnitus, bells in my ears!
U is for urinary, troubles with flow,
V for vertigo, that's 'dizzy,' you know.
W for worry, now what's going 'round?
X is for X ray, and what might be found.
Y for another year I'm left here behind,
Z is for zest I still have - in my mind!
LIFE
LESSONS
Even if youre on the right track,

youll get run over if you just sit there.
~ Will Rogers
The Weak That Was
There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:

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On the road in Surf City

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8,000 Help
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By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,

HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
ore than 8,000 people enjoyed Sts. Simon & Jude

Catholic Church 50th Anniversary Fall Festival recently. The
Festival was started in 1966 by Chair
Person Gayle McCrea, who I had the
pleasure of meeting at the 2016 Celebration. The family fun fundraiser, put
on with the help of many volunteers,
had Midway Rides, Games, Food
Booths, Raffles and spectacular entertainment.
Fr. Daniel said what
an amazing yearly
event this is and how
very happy he is to be
the pastor of this
church. Huntington
Beach City Councilman Erik Peterson attended the festival on behalf of
Huntington Beach Mayor Jim
Katapodis and presented Forever Young, America's Oldest
Act Of Professional Entertainers, a Proclamation before
their standing room-only performance in Colman Hall. The
entertainers included the
church's fantastic banjo player and
singer, Father Christian Mondor, a
member of Forever Young, as well
as several professional headliners in
their 90s.
The joyful audience loved Father's
rendition of "Old Bones," which he
sang with Hollywood veteran Frank
Pangborn, an actor on Dallas, Murder
She Wrote and Days of Our Lives.
The talented
Father Mondor TOP to BOTTOM: Gayle McCrea,
once played who started the SSJ Fall Festival
banjo
with in 1966; Huntington Beach City
A m e r i c a ' s Council Man Erik Peterson with
Banjo King, Gayle McCrea who started The
Eddie Peabody, SSJ Fall Festival in 1966; Fr.
Daniel and Toni Bowermaster ( 2
and he also was Event Chair People of The SSJ
a member of Fall Festival); Some of the rides
the incredible at The SSJ Fall Festival; HB AmTroubadours of bassador Chris MacDonald, ForSt.
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which recorded and HB City Councilman Erik Perecords in the terson; PBS SoCal Camera Man
Greg Furlong with his Piano-play1960s!
Also enjoying Mother-In-Law Ella Curtis, 94,
ing the concert of Forever Young; England Visiwas Gwendy tor Gwendy Button gets her log
book signed by Sid Hallburn, 92.
Button, who
flew over from England to see Forever in the Rose Bowl 85 years ago!
Also enjoying the amazing festival,
Young and attend the Festival. Paul
Gauweiler, a master pastry chef from produced by Mary Zant, Toni BowerGermany, could not believe the talent master, Evan Shultz and others, were
of Jimmy Noon, 90, who played the Huntington Beach Planning Commissax and clarinet. There was an interna- sioner Patrick Brenden and Huntington
tional flare at the festival as Parish Beach Chamber Of Commerce CFO
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know as I
write this article
that
some will applaud
it and some will be
angry. But that is the world
we live in. Two groups, each in their respective
corner, ready for the bell to ring so they can come
out fighting. The one thing I promise is that I will
not mention tax returns and groping women, but
neither will I mention Benghazi and private
servers. In a year with two flawed candidates, the
following is a list of policies where I feel Hillary
Clinton is closer to my beliefs than Donald Trump.
Minimum Wage:
I believe that the idea of compensation should

be reworked completely to include what the employer contributes to the employee in health insurance, 401k, etc., but that is not an option. As a
second choice, I believe that a person who works
40 hours a week deserves to live above the poverty
line. The government subsidizes these businesses
that pay an unsustainable wage with things such
as Medicaid and food stamps.
Climate Change:
I believe that climate change is real. I believe

that the only way to change the trajectory is by
becoming the world leader in renewable energy.
Citizens United:
Fossil fuels will always be a viable source of eni believe money in politics is the single most ergy (as long as it exists), but we need to limit
destructive force to our democracy. Money does our reliability on it. This is not only a climate
not help guarantee speech, it helps guarantee an
audience. The first amendment does not guar- issue, but a national security issue. The less we
antee you an audience. Hillary Clinton has need to rely on foreign oil, the more we reduce
vowed to appoint justices that would work to- the leverage countries in the Middle East and
wards repealing "Citizens United". Donald Russia have.
Trump just hired David Bossie, the architect of
"Citizens United".
Marriage Equality:
I believe in the 14th amendment and the "equal
Common Sense Gun Control: protection clause" for all citizens. I believe this is
I believe in the entirety of the second amend- a right that needs to stay protected at the federal
ment; "A well regulated mititia, necessary to the level.
defense of a free state, the right to bear arms shall
not be infringed." The Heller decision made the Taxes:
point that the second amendment, like other
I believe that we have tried the experiment that
amendments was not "unlimited". I believe in is "trickle down economics" twice and twice it has
more comprehensive background checks, closing failed us. We cannot afford to try it a third time,
the gun show loophole and Internet loophole and especially when increased spending is so desperfiguring out a constitutional way that "no fly / no ately needed with infrastructure, the VA and colbuy" can be enforced.
lege tuition cost reduction.
Foreign Policy:
I believe that Hillary Clinton is more

"Hawkish" in policy than Donald Trump
is and that worries me. I also believe
that Donald Trump is more instinctively
"Hawkish" and that worries me more.
What I mean is that Donald Trump is
much more likely to make a knee jerk
reaction to a situation, which is what got
us in trouble with Iraq.
Immigration:
I believe in the bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform bill that passed

the senate in 2013 and has been sitting
in the House for over two years without
debate or vote. A bill that enhances border security, creates a path for citizenship for the non-criminal families that
have been here at least 5 years, an increase in skilled worker program and an
e-verify program. ~ Kevin J. Garofalo
guide on how to vote for national leader- Lee or Thomas Edison.

ship. Depending on how you feel about
these issues -vote your conscious...but
*14. You must believe that standardplease Vote. If you believe any of these points - ized tests are racist, but racial quotas and
then I guess you would vote for the status quo!
set asides are not.
*7. You believe that Businesses create oppres- *19. You believe
sion but government creates prosperity.
that illegal Democratic Party funding
*8. You believe that hunters don't care about from Foreign Counnature or the wilderness but only activists from tries is somehow in
the best interest of
the Pacific North West do.
the United States.
*9. You believe self esteem is more important
than actually doing something to earn it.
*20. You must
believe that vocifer*10. You believe that our U.S. Military, not ous groups who
evil, tyrannical regimes, start wars.
protest
against
prayer, saluting the
*11. You believe that, for example, the NRA flag in school, the 10
is bad, because it supports certain parts of the Commandments disConstitution, while the ACLU is good, because played in public
it supports certain parts of the Constitution.
buildings, have far
more rights than the
*12. You believe that Taxes are too low, but majority who believe
in God, Country and
ATM fees are too high.
"they" want their val*13. You believe that Margaret Sanger and ues to be instilled in
Gloria Steinem are more important to American our children and our
history than Thomas Jefferson, General Robert E. future.
Picture of the Weak
*1. You believe that the same school system *15. You believe that Hilary Clinton is
that can't teach 4th graders how to read is some- all about progress, not power. She only
how the best qualified to teach those same kids wants to help us out of our archaic system of
about sex.
government that we've been subject to since our
founding .
*2. You believe that guns, in the hands of
law-abiding Americans, are more of a threat than
*16. You must believe that the only reason
the nuclear weapons technology in the hands of Socialism has not worked anywhere it has been
the North Koreans.
tried, is because the right people have not been
If you believe that the use of air conditioners
in charge.
and
appliances are a greater threat to the world
*3. You believe that there was No Art before
Federal Funding.
*17. `You have to believe that a Republican than ISIS, and if you believe that comprehensive
Immigration reform and the deportation of criminal aliens is wrong then vote for the status quo.
If you believe that the billions of
dollars of taxpayer money invested
in shovel ready jobs, about 8 years
ago, worked and another wave of
these shovel ready jobs is
needed...then vote for the status quo.
If you believe that racism, crime,
inner city plight, your personal quality of life status and the general
economy are collectively and individually less of an issue today vs.
the last 10 years...then vote for the
status quo.
The alternative is to vote for
change. Are there some unknowns for sure. But the one sure thing is...
the status quo seems to be corrupt
almost to the extent of un-repair. We
know our destiny with the status quo
and the continuation of the programs we have in place.
Please don't get mad at me... this
is my opinion. Your (our) vote is a
precious and eared privilege. We
telling the truth belongs in jail, but cheats, liars need to exercise that right and winner take all.
I'm voting for change. Please consider seri*4. You must believe that global temperatures and sex offenders belong in the White House.
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your vote.
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affected by Americans driving SUV's.
in the right of members of our alternate
*5. You believe, without any preconceived life style groups and
notions on my part...that biological gender roles paraders should be
are arbitrary but that same gender marriage is nat- protected by the Constitution but protectural.
ing Manger scenes at
*6. You must be against Capital Punish- Christmas ARE ILLEGAL.
ment...but support Abortion.
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City Council Candidates
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Name
Ballot #
Some cities are

considering an
extra 1% sales tax,
would you support?
Lyn Semeta
No
#1
Ron Sterud
List 3 of your
most important
endorsements.
1. Councilman
Erik Peterson
2. Mayor Pro-Tem
Dave Sullivan
3. HB residents and
business owners
1. Erik Peterson
2. Dave Sullivan
3. Dana Rohrabacher
Local homelessness
Special events on the Pacific City, home
issue: Supply housing beach: Do you enjoy run? Pick one: (E)
(H) or one-on-one
them and want them to Excellent, (G)
aid (A)?
continue? (Y) or (N)? Good, or just (OK)
Shelter must be acUS Open should

companied by services
continue, but be
designed to ameliorate monitored to alleviate
the problems causing negative impacts to
an individual's home- surrounding neighbors
lessness (i.e. job
and to assure pubic
training, mental health
safety
counseling, etc.)
E (but parking
cost issues need
addressing.
Consider reduction for local
residents.)
Historic heart of HB
OK
The face of
Huntington Beach
No
1. Sammy Davis, Medal

of Honor Recipient, US
Army SFC, Ret.
2. Paul Tharp, US Navy
Seal CMDCM, Ret.
3. Lee Lelpi, Batallion
Chief, FDNY, Ret., also
lost his son John, in
Tower 2 on 9-11
H (both really)
Main St. needs a

facelift quickly
No
1. Police and Fire

2. OC League of
Conservation Voters
3. Mayor Jim Katapodis,
Mayor Pro Tem
Dave Sullivan,
Councilmember
Erik Peterson
Great potential,
needs renewal
No
1. Andrissa Dominguez
2. Cristina Giannantonio
3. Lisa Moloney
In danger of
becoming decayed
Democratic Foundation
of Orange County
Combination of both
with emphasis on
housing
Needs attention now!
Important part of local

economy
No
#2
Mark Rolfes
#3
Jill Hardy
#4
Amory E. Hanson
#5
Mariann Ettore
No
#6
No
1. Jim Katapodis, Mayor

of Huntington Beach
2. Peter PT Townend,
World Champion Surfer
and local
business owner
3. Not endorsed by
special interests
Never
1. OC Sheriff
Sandra Hutchens
2. Vice Chair OC Board
of Supervisors
Michelle Steel
3. Many, many
respected former
mayors
No Response
No Response
No Response
No Response
No Response
No Response
No
1. Public Safety
2. Sheriff Hutchens
3. Shirley Dettloff
A (one-on-one aid)
Gateway, Fun,
SurfCityUSA, Vibrant,
Diverse
Edward Pinchiff
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#7
Joe Carchio
#8
Karen Leighton
Downtown HB:
Your opinion in no more
than 5 words, describe this
part of our city.
Y (but improve benefit G (PC is evolving,

to taxpayers)
stay tuned)
A diamond in the rough
#9
Patrick Brenden
#10
Unedited Candidate Responses Provided
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THE Local NEWS Community
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A 100 YEARS MAKES!

Here are some shots from the era of the Old West
Earthquake of August 31, 1886, centered

near Charleston, SC, damaged many of the
railroads in the area.
Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir in Yosemite.

Two men most responsible for the National
Parks we have in California.
William Sydney Porter, aka O. Henry. Teller at

First National Bank, Austin, 1891-1894.
Man, look at that fancy woodwork done by
the craftsmen of the day!
Log cabin in the mid 1880's Washington CO, Minnesota

Nevadas Tonopah to Sodaville stages meet on the
road, circa 1903, for a rare respite. The iron engine
would soon take their place as the next year, a 60mile railroad connected Tonopah with the Carson
and Colorado branch of the Southern Pacific Railroad at the Sodaville junction. The railroad would become known as the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad.
Old West gunfighter
Bat Masterson. was a
colorful figure - an
army scout, gambler,
buffalo hunter, frontier
lawman in Dodge City,
and eventually a US
Marshall. He was
friends with Wyatt
Earp, and had visited
Wyatt in Tombstone,
Arizona shortly before
the showdown at the
OK Coral. Later in life,
after the West had been
tamed, he settled in
New York City, and
worked as a sports
editor for the New York
Morning Telegraph.
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bareback
bronc
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the
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guys
were real
pros!
A shot from the
Great Depression, where a title
for this picture might be...
I dont know what to do next!
A Memorial
placed on
the battlefield of the
Little
Bighorn
Massacre
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of the Season:
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Trump vs. Clinton! Sports
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viewership of early season NFL
By Jordan Kobritz
games is down 10% from last years
numbers. That much is clear. What isnt as
clear is the reason behind the falloff.
Speculation abounds on the cause of the lower ratings. Among the
alleged culprits are the National Anthem
protests by players, overexposure
of the product, lousy matchups, the
loss of key players such as Peyton
Manning (retired) and Tom Brady
(serving a four-game suspension for
his alleged role in Deflategate), declining interest in a sport that has
been vilified for the toll it extracts on
its players, the legal attacks on the
fantasy sports industry, and alternative methods of consumption, e.g.,
streaming video.
Many network executives and the
league itself are blaming the presidential election, with good reason. Theres
little doubt that the Clinton/ Trump
drama has siphoned viewers away from the NFL. According to Nielsen, the first
debate between the two candidates averaged 84 million viewers, the largest audience in the history of presidential debates. The candidates went head-to-head with
Monday Night Football and the game between the Saints and Falcons drew only
eight million viewers, the lowest number in the history of MNF. Overall, MNF
viewership is down almost double the average for all NFL games, a staggering
19%.
Sports Business Journal reporters John Ourand and Austin Karp wrote an article
detailing how the news networks, particularly Fox News, CNN and MSNBC, have
all gained significant increases in viewership and compared that to the losses suf-
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Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball

team owner and current investor in MiLB teams. He is a Professor in
and Chair of the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cortland
and maintains the blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com The opinions
contained in this column are the authors. Jordan can be reached at
jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu.
The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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Vice President of Programming and Research, who said the opening weeks of this
NFL season reminded him of the fall of 2000. That presidential election year pitted George W. Bush against Al Gore and was the only year in the first decade of
this century where all four NFL TV packages saw a decline in viewership from the previous year. Ratings for
the World Series that year saw a drop of 22%.
Should the dip in NFL ratings become permanent,
its unlikely to affect anyones bottom line in the short
term. Even in a weakened state, the NFL will remain
a strong franchise. Networks and their advertisers,
who lust after the 18-49 year-old male market, are
unlikely to suddenly begin throwing billions at the
Cooking Channel.
Contrary to one of Yogi Berras alleged malapropisms, it isnt getting late early. The season is
young and NFL owners and television executives
should take a wait and see attitude. Lets check the
ratings at the end of the season before we write an
obituary on a sport that has set the gold standard
for popularity.
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untington Beach Hospital is the only hospital in Huntington

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the 40th ID make this an easy transition
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recent accomplishments.
Reddicks will retire from federal service
and enter the California State Military Reserve, making him the first federally recognized general officer to join the CSMR
since the Korean War.
General. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to Brigadier General Nathaniel

S. Reddicks for his impressive and dedicated service as Installation Commander.
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December 1986 through the Claremont
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Asia during operations Desert Shield and
Desert Storm before joining the California
National Guard.
Lathrops Cal Guard service includes a
deployment to Iraq in 2005 and 2006 as
Deputy Commander of the 40th Corps
Support Group. He also commanded a battery that was called to duty during the
1992 Los Angeles riots and in response
to the Northridge Earthquake of 1994. Additional roles filled by Lathrop include
He also was the first Air Force officer to

command JFTB. During less than two
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aesthetic quality and pride of ownership,
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STRONG WOMEN - DINAH [CHASE] WHIPPLE
Ingredients
1 1/4 cups (250 g) granulated sugar
3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons (65 g) unsweetened cocoa powder
(natural or Dutch-process)
1/4 rounded teaspoon Kosher salt
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 large eggs, cold
1/2 cup (70 g) all-purpose flour
(we use Gold Medal unbleached all-purpose flour)
2/3 cup (75 g) chopped walnuts or pecans (optional)
Directions
Position an oven rack in the lower third of the oven and heat to 325 degrees
F (163 C). Line the bottom and sides of an 8-inch (20cm) square baking pan
with parchment paper or aluminum foil, leaving an overhang on two opposite
sides.
Add enough water to a medium saucepan so that it is 1 to 2 inches deep.
Heat water until barely simmering. Combine butter, sugar, cocoa powder and
the salt in a medium heat-safe bowl. Rest bowl over simmering water (if
the bottom of the bowl touches the water, remove a little water).
Stir mixture occasionally until the butter has melted and mixture is quite
warm. It will become smooth once you add the eggs and flour.
Remove the bowl from heat and set aside for 3 to 5 minutes.
Stir in vanilla with a wooden spoon or spatula. Add eggs, one at a time,
stirring vigorously after each one.
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1 1/2 fluid ounces vodka
4 fluid ounces cranberry juice
1 fluid ounce grapefruit juice
1 1/2 cups ice cubes
1 lime wedge
Dinah [Chase] Whipple (1760-1846) ran the Ladies

Charitable African Society School for African children in
Portsmouth, the only school known to exist in the state of
New Hampshire for former slaves or their children. Dinah
was emancipated by her owner, Rev. Stephen Chase of
New Castle, when she reached her 21st birthday. On that
same day, she married Prince Whipple, the still-enslaved
personal servant of Revolutionary War General William
Whipple. Prince died in 1797, leaving Dinah and several
young children living in the house they shared with another
Black family in back of what is known today as the Moffatt-Ladd House. Dinah operated the school in her home
from around 1807 until at least 1835. While little survives
in her own words, public documents reveal much about
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For over 11 years, Colettes Childrens

Home has provided 2,000 homeless
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share a journey.
Many of you
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This was from September 17:
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not taking
calls simply
because it is
too tiring.
But between
Facebook
and
care
bridge, our
words get
through to
one another,
and caring
voices are
shared
Were going
to beat this. I
have a lot
more hugs
for
my
grandchildren, places to visit with friends
and family, and people to help secure fair resolution of their disputes so that they can get rid of
the negative energy and get on
with THEIR lives.
Later that day: OK everybody,

here is the absolute truth. Chemo
does start Monday, and although
my terrific oncologist Dr. Lewis
Vandermolen is extraordinarily
optimistic, I find myself absolutely terrified.
His September 23 Facebook
post: Your private messages and
get well cards are an inspiration.
Thank you thank you thank you.
More and more people stated
following his Facebook posts.
Riveting, real and raw, they
seemed to strike rich, human
chords with everyone.
September 25: Well I thought
I was going home early next week
but Im getting very ill. It appears
that I was exposed to pneumonia
that infiltrated the right lung. CT
scan and multiple x-rays and cultures have confirmed infiltrate
pneumonia in left lung and bacte-
Chris Epting
HBNews1@aol.com
rial pneumonia in right lung,
Causing a pause in chemotherapy
for a few days. In the meantime I
have a fever, nausea back pain
from coughing and pretty heavy
depression.
Not good.
As of this writing, he is fighting, and he is winning. If you are
on Facebook, follow Alex. Write
him, send him your thoughts and
prayers and become part of the
collective that has embraced him,
sent him strength, and supported
him.
Alex, weve only met a couple
of times, but I think youre one of
the bravest Ive ever witnessed.
We gain strength by following
your fight on Facebook, and we
look forward to welcoming you
home, in person, as you recover
and win this battle.
EPTI NGS WORLD
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the author of 25 books including "Huntington Beach Then &
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But perhaps the biggest threats to bees are some
of the pesticides routinely used in agriculture, particularly neonicotinoids. Commonly referred to as
neonics, this increasingly popular class of insecticides is meant to eliminate pests, but has been
By now, weve all heard about bees dying across proven to have an equally devastating impact on
the U.S. and around the world. This isnt just bad bees. Today, seeds are engineered with neonics from
news for beekeepers: these amazing insects pollinate the start, so this harmful chemical is present in the
upwards of twoplant, pollen and
Activists would like the U.S. governthirds of our food
nectar. This chemiment to ban a class of insecticides
cropsall at no
cal, approximately
called neonics that they blame for wipcost to farmers or
6,000 times more
ing out the bees that pollinate a majorconsumers. All
toxic
to bees than
ity of our food crops.
we need do is
DDT, devastates bee
keep
them
central nervous sysaround, which is
tems and makes it
proving to be
impossible for them
more and more
to relocate their
difficult.
hives. Those bees
A third of all
that survive a first
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main dazed and indecade alone, a
efficient. Neonics
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changed weather patterns so profoundly that bees their death.
have been unable to adapt fast enough. Flowers now
Policy changes must address this issue by rewardbloom so early or late that they dont coincide with ing farmers for sustainable practices and banning
the active season of pollinators, so when bees neonicotinoids for use as pesticides. Unfortunately,
emerge from hibernation the flowers they need for big agri-chemical companies like Dow Chemical
food have already bloomed. Another threat is habitat and Syngenta make huge profits selling neonics and
loss: development, urbanization and monoculture as such are reluctant to withdraw them. The Eurofarming are decimating natural areas bees need to pean Union took steps to ban the use of neonics in
thrive. And a new generation of parasites is infiltrat- member countries in 2013, although that ruling is
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Choosing Your Wine

Purchase On Cost? Here's
How Pricing Works
Basing your wine purchase on cost? Here's what goes into the pricing.
coveted, meticulously tended properties.

By Bill Ward Special to the Star Tribune
Marketing: That flowery prose on the back label,
A wine storekeeper pours Beaujolais Nouveau wine in
packaging designs, ads in magazines and on apps, and
a glass during a presentation in a wine shop in Paris
those trips vintners make to different cities yes, even
Why dont all wines cost $10 or less?
Thats the question in the back of our minds in this sea- to Tundraland, and even in February require dollars.
The grapes: Bulk wines basically anything under
son of wine sales.
The factors are many and varied, but lets start with $10 retail come from thickly planted vineyards (yielding up to 25 tons an
other
material
acre). Spendier wines
goods:
emanate from more
The
land:
coveted, meticulously
Many, if not most,
tended
properties,
wineries bought
where they may prune
the acreage on
grape clusters from
which their vinethe vines to make the
yards are planted
end product more conand their facilities
centrated (yielding
built. The only
one to a few tons per
way to recoup that
acre). A general rule
money is to factor
of thumb is that a botit into what they
tle of wine is a decharge for their
nominator of the
wines. In Napa,
grape expenditures:
land can go for up
Lop off the last two
to $400,000 an
Francois Mori, Associated Press - Ap zeroes from the price
acre. One reason
per ton. So grapes that
wines from Europe and South America often cost less is that the land cost $400 a ton should result in a $4 bottle, while $8,000either was cheap or has long since been paid for by fam- a-ton lots would be $80. Except for
High ratings: If wines get 93-plus points from Robert
ilies that have owned it for generations.
The labor: From the blue-collar pickers and white-col- Parker, the Wine Spectator or Vinous, the producers can
lar administrators to the sales force and highly paid wine- and often do jack up the price accordingly, especially if
makers or consultants, salaries and benefits generally are production is low. (Easier for smallish Harlan to do than
covered by the operations primary (if not sole) revenue for a winery as large as Beringer.) Avid collectors I
like to call them score whores the world over will
producer: fermented grape juice.
The equipment: That same formula applies to build- pay often-huge premiums. That whole supply/demand
ings (and utilities), grape crushers, fermentation tanks, thing, you know.
All of the above are outlays that vary, often wildly.
bottling lines, etc. Even for those who rent machinery, it
aint cheap. And then there are the barrels: A 55-gallon Heres what doesnt:
Major markups at every level of whats called the
French oak barrel can cost up to $1,500, which comes to
three-tier system.
$5.43 for each bottle that emerges from it.
This setup comprising the winery, wholesaler and
Spendier wines emanate from grapes grown on more
retailer/restaurateur has
been in place since Prohibition ended. The winery sells
David White
to the wholesaler/distributor, which sells to the retail outlet, which sells to us.
Wineries are businesses and need to make a profit. The
margins they charge are quite small in the case of mass
producers but can be $5 to $20 (or more) for the smaller
folks.
The wholesaler tacks on 30 percent, give or take, over
what it paid. Retail markups generally fall in the 30 to 50
percent range, and restaurants exceed that, often greatly.
So if the winery gets $20 a bottle, the wholesaler charges
around $26 and the retailer $36 to $40 and the eatery, say,
$50 to $75.
That might sound like a lot, but keep in mind that those
at the second and third tiers also have significant overhead expenses (building, storage, equipment/supplies,
taxes/fees, admin and other personnel), so those markups
are not all pure profit.
There is a fourth tier for wines from other countries:
the importer, who also serves as the distributor. Which is
why checking the back label for the importers name can
save us money: If its a locally owned operation, it will
be affiliated with a Minnesota distributor and will add little if anything to the markup.
Thats also an upside for those rueing the margins that
local wholesalers, retailers and restaurants garner: In
most instances, the money were shelling out is staying
in the community.
Bill Ward writes at decant-this.com. and Twitter:
@billward4.
On the Vine
David White is the founder and editor of

Terroirist.com, which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog" at the 2013
Wine Blog Awards.
His columns are housed at Grape Collective.
The information contained in this column does not

necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
A True Story
order, American management hired
a consulting company and paid
them a large amount of money for
a second opinion.
They advised, of course, that too
many people were steering the
boat, while not enough people
were paddling.
Not sure of how to utilize that information, but wanting to prevent
another loss to the Japanese, the
paddling team's management structure was totally reorganized to 4
steering supervisors, 2 area steering superintendents and 1 assistant
superintendent steering manager.
They also implemented a new
performance system that would
give the 2 people paddling the boat
greater incentive to work harder. It
was called the 'Rowing Team Quality First Program,' with meetings,
dinners and free pens for the paddlers. There was discussion of getting new paddles, canoes and other
equipment, extra vacation days for
practices, and bonuses. The pension program was trimmed to
'equal the competition' and some of
the resultant savings were channeled into morale boosting programs and teamwork posters.
The next year the Japanese won
by two miles.
Humiliated, the American management laid off one paddler, halted
development of a new canoe, sold
all the paddles, and cancelled all
capital investments for new equipment. The money saved was distributed to the Senior Executives as
bonuses.
The next year, try as he might, the
lone designated paddler was unable
to even finish the race (having no

paddles), so he was laid off for unacceptable performance, all canoe
equipment was sold and the next
year's racing team was out-sourced
to India.
Sadly, the end.
Here's something else to think
about: GM has spent the last thirty
years moving all its factories out
of the US, claiming they can't
make money paying American
wages.
TOYOTA has spent the last thirty
years building more than a dozen
plants inside the US. The last quarter's results:
TOYOTA makes 4 billion in
profits while GM racks up 9 billion
in losses.
GM folks are still scratching their
heads, and collecting bonuses...
IF THIS WEREN'T SO TRUE IT MIGHT BE FUNNY
Japanese company (Toyota)

and a large American company decided to have a
canoe race on the Missouri River.
Both teams practiced long and
hard to reach their peak performance before the race.
On the big day, the Japanese won
by a mile.
The Americans, very discouraged
and depressed, decided to investigate the reason for the crushing defeat. A management team made up
of senior management was formed
to investigate and recommend appropriate action.
Their conclusion was the Japanese had 8 people paddling and 1
person steering, while the American team had 7 people steering and
2 people paddling.
Feeling a deeper study was in
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From the Mailbag
Moe Kanoudi
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Looks at Life Through
Designer Glasses
A Minute With God:
Just dare Me! A blessing is

spent a minute and hope you
coming your way. Please drop
will too.
everything and pass it on.
I LOVE THE OPENING
Why are prayers getting
SENTENCE:
smaller, but bars and clubs are
With what is going on in the expanding?
world these days, Heaven
Why is it so easy to worship
could end up a ghost town?
a celebrity, but very difficult to
My name is GOD. You engage with God?
hardly have time for Me. I love
Think about it, are you going
you and will always bless you.
to forward this or are you
I am always with you. I need going to ignore it because you
you to spend 60 seconds of think you will get laughed at?
your time with Me today.
Share this to all your friends.
Don't pray, just praise. Today 80% of you won't.
I want this message to go
When one door closes, God
across the world before midopens two. If GOD has opened
night.
doors for you, share this mesWill you help? Please do not sage with everyone...
delete it and I'll help you with
Share if GOD's been good to
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Do People Really Want

To Buy Cars Online?
mer in California.
But DealerSocket says this disconnect could
be taken as a positive, because it shows that
dealers are looking to stay ahead of the curve.
Online used-car buying services such as
Beepi and Carvana have gotten the attention of
dealerships and the media, said Nathan Usher,
$100,000 to $149,000 annually would like to

bypass the dealership and buy vehicles online,
DealerSocket said. In contrast, 29 percent of
people making $25,000 to $49,000 said they'd
like to buy vehicles online.
In addition, 37 percent of men want to buy
vehicles online, while 29 percent of women do.
port says two-thirds of franchise dealers believe consumers would like to complete the
entire buying process online, but only one-third
of consumers who were surveyed said they'd
want to do so.
DealerSocket says the data show there's a
false sense of urgency to take car buying online.
The survey results come as a growing number of stores invest in digital options, either via
in-house projects such as those at giant retailers AutoNation Inc. and Penske Automotive
Group Inc., or through third parties such as
Roadster, which launched an online-shopping
platform for dealership websites over the sum-
DealerSocket's business development director.

"We've seen disruptors in our industry and
that's what causes a lot of the articles to be
written and the interest in what Beepi and Carvana are doing," he said at the DealerSocket
User Summit in San Antonio. "They see that,
and you've got the Teslas of the world," which
sell online.
"Dealerships have looked at that and said we
need to have that experience," he said. But
"there are a lot of consumers out there that still
are not ready, so it's not a silver bullet yet."
Attitudes toward online sales vary sharply by
income level.
Half of surveyed consumers earning
Marylou Hastert, DealerSocket's director of

product marketing, said stores should prepare
for the digitization of car buying, but not at the
expense of in-store processes. DealerSocket
partnered with Google on the report, surveying
during August more than 2,000 consumers who
purchased a vehicle in the last year.
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Arnaud Dufour
client once said If I wait for the

bottom, I might miss it. Best to
take action now.
Sage advice for times like right now. Mortgage bonds spent the last few weeks hovering
very near the all-time lows set in 2013. While
many homeowners were able to take advantage
of the opportunities created by these super low
interest rates, there is another set of homeowners that waited. They waited for rates to get
even lower and hit a bottom. The bottom
they were waiting for just passed.
The End
of Safe
Havens?
Mortgage rates have turned and are now on
the rise. The driving force behind this new direction is a change in sentiments among central
banks around the world. The efficacy of any
further quantitative easing or negative yields is
under extreme scrutiny. The central banks simply dont think its going to work anymore. As
a result, rates are rising both in America and
around the world.
So whats next? The economy continues to
Arnaud Dufour
improve, but its

still nowhere near as
strong as anyone would like it to be. Despite
the trillions of dollars that have been spent to
boost recovery, economic growth has slowed
to a trickle. Mortgage bonds have been one of
the biggest beneficiaries of such government
investment to maintain a low rate environment.
If that money dries up as looks to be the case,
there is only one way for rates to go up.
How much? Well, thats the next question.
Until the economic recovery becomes truly
strong enough to build on its own
without the government spending trillions of dollars to artificially inflate it, its hard to
imagine rates going up very
much at all. So rates are going
to remain relatively low.
By historical standards a
rate under 6% is considered
low for a 30 year fixed
mortgage.
Weve
been
spoiled the last few years with
rates under 4%. But if governments terminate their investments into the safe haven
of mortgage bonds, rates will
move back up over 4%. A
thirty year fixed mortgage in
the 3s will likely never be
seen again.
Arnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial. With more than eleven years in the industry,
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877-771-3956
18211 Beach Blvd.
(Between Talbert and Ellis)
www.delillo.com
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Chevrolet dealer in Orange and
Los Angeles counties in new
vehicle sales in 2014. DeLillo
Chevrolet is pleased to offer an
extensive collection of awardwinning new Chevrolet models.
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ON APPROVED TIER I+ TIER 1 CREDIT
ON NEW TOYOTA
TOYOTA 2017 CAMRY & 2016 PRIUS LB, PRIUS C, AVALON,
HIGHLANDER, RAV-4 & COROLLA IN STOCK OR
(In Lieu of Factory Rebate)
S P E C$I A L F
FA
A
CT
TO
O$R Y I N $C E N T$I V E S
$
500
750
FACTORY CUSTOMER
CASH BACK
ON ALL NEW TOYOTA
TOYOTA
YARIS IA, PRIUS LB,
2017 YARIS
86 & TUNDRA
(EXCLUDES TRD PRO-SERIES)
FACTORY CUSTOMER
CASH BACK
ON ALL NEW TOYOTA
TOYOTA
YARIS & RAV-4,
2016 YARIS
2017 COROLLA &
COROLLA IM
1000
FACTORY CUSTOMER
CASH BACK
TOYOTA
ON ALL NEW TOYOTA
2017 PRIUS V &
SIENNA
2000
FACTORY CUSTOMER
CASH BACK
ON ALL NEW TOYOT
A
TOYOTA
2016 PRIUS LB &
2017 CAMRY
(EXCLUDES TRD PRO-SERIES)

(In Lieu of Factory Financing)
EST I M
E PA
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMA
MATIC
TIC
PG H WY
5 at the lease
2500
FACTORY CUSTOMER
CASH BACK
ON ALL NEW TOYOT
A
TOYOTA
2016 PRIUS V, AVALON
& SIENNA
NEW 2
2017
017 CAMRY
CAMRY SE
EST I M
33
Mo
Model
del #2
#2546
546 with MSRP of $2
$24,899
4,899 In Stock
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AT E D
37
Mo
Model
del #1
#1864
864 with MSRP of $2
$21,234
1,234 In Stock
AT E D
NEW 2016
2016 COROLLA
COROLL
OLLA
A S PLUS
$11
119
9
1500
FACTORY CUSTOMER
CASH BACK
TOYOTA
ON ALL NEW TOYOTA
2016 PRIUS C, COROLLA
& TUNDRA
E PA
%
APR LONG TERM FINANCING
PG H WY
5 at the lease
$149
149
PER MO.
+TAX
PER MO.
+TAX
24 MONTH LEASE
ON APPROVED TIER 1+ CREDIT
36 MONTH LEASE
ON APPROVED TIER 1+ CREDIT
$3,799 due at lease signing plus $1,000 factory lease cash; plus tax and license. No security deposit required. Cap
Cost $20,702.26. Lessee responsible at lease end for mileage over 12,000 miles per year at 15 per excess mile.
$4,299 due at lease signing plus tax and license. No security deposit required. Cap Cost $23,786.20. Lessee
responsible at lease end for mileage over 12,000 miles per year at 15 per excess mile.
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BKs FORECLOSURES REPOSESSIONS WE CAN HELP!
QUALITY PRE- OWNED VEHICLES
07
07 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
CAMRY
C
AMRY LE
ower g
roup,
Auto,
power
group,
A
uto, air,
air, p
C
Dp
layer
CD
player
((260686/7U693233)
260686/ 7U693233)
05
05 TOYOTA
TOYOTA CAMRY
CAMRY
S
SOLARA
OLARA SE
SE CONV
CONV V6
V6
ower group,
group,
Auto,
air, p
power
A
uto, air,
C
layer
CD
Dp
player
((260641/5U042553)
260641/5U 042553)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
7495
7
495
05
05 TTOYOTA
OYOTA TTUNDRA
U N D RA
A
ACCESS
CC ESS CAB
CAB SR5
S R5
Auto, air,
air, ppower
ower group,
group,
Auto,
CD player,
player, ttow
ow package
package
CD
(260757/5S457869)
(260757/5S457869)
1 ONLY
ONLY
16
16 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
C
COROLLA
OROLLA LE P
PLUS
LUS
Auto,
Auto, air,
air, ppower
ower ggroup,
roup,
CD
layer, used
C
D pplayer,
us e d
(360437/GP378664)
(360437/GP378664)
13,99
995
5
16
16 T
OYOTA
TOYOTA
COROLLA
C
OROLLA LE P
PLUS
LUS
Auto,
air,
ir, power
power g
group,
roup,
Auto, a
CD
player,
layer, uused
CD p
sed
(360439/GP380115)
(36
0439/GP380115)
16
16 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
COROLLA
C
OROLLA LE
Auto,
Auto, air,
air, p
power
ower g
group,
roup,
CD
CD p
player,
layer, uused
sed
(360522/GP403259)
(36
0522/GP403259)
595
16,595
14
14 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
CAMRY
C
AMRY SE
SE
A
Auto,
uto, air,
air, ppower
ower ggroup,
roup,
C
CD
D pplayer,
layer, uused
sed
(360551/EU867958)
(360551/EU867958)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
95
17,5
595

32
16
16 T
OYOTA
TOYOTA
COROLLA
C
OROLLA LE P
PLUS
LUS
Auto,
power
group,
Auto, air,
air, p
roup,
ower g
CD
player,
Dp
layer, uused
sed
C
((360458/GP381847)
360458/GP381847)
12
12 TOYOTA
TOYOTA PRIUS
P RI U S
P
PLUG-IN
LUG-IN ADVANCED
ADVANC E D
C
Carpool
arpool SStickers,
tickers, lleather,
eather,
Navigation,
Navigation, ssensoring
ensoring cruise
c ru i s e
control
control ((360482/D3042216)
360482/D3042216)
15
15 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
RAV-4
R
AV-4 LE A
AWD
WD
Auto,
A
uto, air,
air, p
power
ower g
group,
roup,
C
CD
Dp
player,
layer, uused
sed
(360419/FW290441)
(360419/FW290441)
5
17,99
995
17,99
995
5
13
13 TOYOTA
TOYOTA
15
15 CHEVROLET
C HEVROLET
PRIUS
PRIUS PLUG-IN
PLUG-IN
CAMARO
CAMARO LS
LS
Carpool
Carpool SStickers,
tickers, Navigation,
Navigation, aair,ir, A
Auto,
uto, air,
air, power
power ggroup,
roup,
ppower
ower ggroup,
roup, C
CD
D pplayer
l a ye r
CD
CD player,
player, used,
used, low
low miles
m il es
(360507/D3048065)
(36
0507/D3048065)
((260698/F9310647)
260698/F9310647)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
19,99
995
5
13
13 BMW
B MW
3
328I
28I C
COUPE
O U PE
Auto,
Auto, air,
air, ppower
ower ggroup,
roup,
C
CD
D player,
player, alloys
alloys
(360494/DE771727)
(360494/DE771727)
20,495
15
15 TOYOTA
TOYOTA
R
RAV-4
AV-4 X
XLE
LE
AAuto,
uto, aair,ir, ppower
ower group,
group, CCDD pplayer,
layer,
mmoon
oon roof,
roof, bbackup
ackup camera,
camera, uused
sed
((360537/FW138848)
360537/FW138848)
1 ONLY
ONLY
12
12 TOYOTA
TOYOTA TACOMA
TACOMA
D
DOUBLE
OU BLE CAB
CAB PRERUNNER
PRE RU N N E R
TTRD
RD Sport
Sport , auto,
auto, aair,ir, ppower
ow e r
group,
group, C
CD
D pplayer,
layer, ttow
ow pkg.
pkg.
((260735/CX022372)
260735/CX022372)
23,495
16
16 FFORD
ORD FF150
150
C
CREW
REW CAB
CAB XLT
XLT
A
Auto,
uto, air,
air, p
power
ower g
group,
roup,
C
CD
Dp
player,
layer, uused
sed
((360359/GFA17231)
360
03
359/GFA17231)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
28,995
995
20,99
995
5
13
13 TOYOTA
TOYOTA
VENZA
VENZA LIMITED
LIMITE D V6
V6
N
Navigation,
avigation, leather,
leather, aauto,
uto, aair,ir,
ppower
ower ggroup,
roup, C
CD
D pplayer
l a ye r
((260716/DU053990)
260716/DU 053990)
17,99
995
5
13
13 TOYOTA
TOYOTA
RAV-4
RAV-4 X
XLE
LE A
AWD
WD
Auto,
Auto, air,
air, power
power group,
group,
moon
CD
player
m
oon roof,
roof, C
Dp
layer
((260729/DW070403)
260729/DW070403)
23,99
995
5
15
15 TOYOTA
TOYOTA
4
4RUNNER
RU N N E R S
SR5
R5
A
Auto,
uto, air,
air, p
power
ower group,
group,
C
CD
Dp
player,
layer, uused
sed
(360503/F5096552)
(360503/F5096552)
30,99
995
5
21,495
15
15 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
AVALON
AVALON X
XLE
LE
A
Auto,
uto, aair,
ir, ppower
ower ggroup,
roup,
leather,
leather, CD
CD player,
player, uused
sed
(36
(360479/FU163805)
0479/FU163805)
23,99
995
5
13
13 TOYOTA
TOYOTA
T
TUNDRA
U N D RA C
CREWMAX
R E WM A X
Auto,
A
uto, air,
air, power
power group,
group,
CD
C
Dp
player,
layer, ttow
ow p
pkg.
kg.
((260709/DX145803)
260709/DX145803)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
32,495
16,99
995
5
1 O
ONLY
NLY
18,495
10
10 LEXUS
LEXUS
14
14 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
RX
RX 350
350
RAV-4
RAV-4 X
XLE
LE
wr ggroup,
roup, A
N
Navigation,
avigation, leather,
leather, ppwr
Auto,
uto, aair,
ir, power
power group,
group, moon
m o on
C
CD,
D, m
moon
oon rroof,
oof, backup
backup ccamera
amera roof,
roof, nnavigation,
avigation, CD,
CD, used
us e d
(360500/AC025644)
(36050 0/AC025644)
(360486/EJ023494)
(360486/EJ 023494)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
21,495
15
15 N
NISSAN
ISSAN
ROGUE
ROGU E SL
SL
Navigation,
Navigation, power
power ggroup,
roup, lleather,
eather,
ppanoramic
anoramic mmoon
oon rroof,
oof, CD,
CD, uused
sed
(260699/FC908451)
(260699/FC908451)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
24,99
995
5
15
15 CHEVY
CHEVY CCOLORADO
OLORADO
C
CREW
REW C
CAB
AB Z71
Z 71 4
4X4
X4
A
Auto,
uto, air,
air, pwr
pwr group,
group, tow
tow
p
pkg,
kg, bbackup
ackup ca
camera,
mera, uused
sed
((260712/F1201751)
260712/FF12
1201751)
32,99
995
5
33,5
595
95
14
SUBARU
AWD
14 S
U BARU A
WD
IMPREZA
PREMIUM
IMPREZA PRE
MIUM
Auto,
Auto, air,
air, power
power group,
group,
CD
player
CD p
layer
(260589/EH019243)
(260589/EH 019243)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
16,495
16 T
OYOTA
16
TOYOTA
COROLLA
COROLLA LE
Auto,
A
uto, air,
air, power
power group,
group,
CD
player,
Dp
C
layer, uused
sed
(360525/GP402642)
(36
0525/GP402642)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
17,495
14
14 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
PRIUS
PRIUS THREE
TH RE E
N
Navigation,
avigation, auto,
auto, air,
air, ppower
ow e r
ggroup,
roup, C
CD
D pplayer,
layer, uused
sed
((360516/E0381644)
360516/E0381644)
1 ONLY
ONLY
595
18,595
15
15 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
C
CAMRY
AMRY SE
SE HYBRID
HYB RI D
A
Auto,
uto, aair,
ir, power
power group,
group,
CD
CD player,
player, aalloys,
lloys, uused
sed
((360549/FU160917)
360549/FU160917)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
18,99
995
5
12
12 INFINITI
INFINITI
FX
FX 35
35
PPremium
remium pkg,
pkg, N
Navigation,
a v i g a ti o n ,
lleather,
eather, m
moon
oon rroof
o of
(260527/CM120870)
(2
60527/CM120870)
1 ONLY
ONLY
22,495
14
14 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
V
VENZA
ENZA LLIMITED
IMITE D AWD
AWD
AW
N
Navigation,
avigation, leather,
leather, ppanarama
anarama
rroof,
oof, auto,
auto, aair,ir, power
power ggroup,
roup, CCDD
player,
player, uused
sed (260539/EU101877)
(260539/EU101877)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
25,495
14
14 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
FFJ
J CRUISER
CRUISER
A
Auto,
uto, air,
air, power
power group,
group,
b
backup
ackup camera
camera
((360409/EK013591)
360409/EK013591)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
34,495
26,495
15
15 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
SEQUOIA
SEQUOIA SR5
SR5 4x4
4x4
Auto,
Auto, air,
air, power
power group,
group,
CD
C
Dp
player,
layer, uused
sed
(36
(360548/FS114981)
0548/FS114981)
1 ONLY
ONLY
22,99
995
5
14
14 M
MBZ
BZ
G
GLK350
LK350
Auto,
Auto, air,
air, lleather,
eather, power
power group,
group,
CD
CD pplayer,
layer, uused
sed
((360505/EG204879)
360505/EG204879)
1 ONLY
ONLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
12,995
995
1 O
ONLY
NLY
17,19
195
5
1 O
ONLY
NLY
1 ONLY
ONLY
22,495
16
16 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
PRIUS
PRIUS THREE
TH RE E
Navigation,
Navigation, auto,
auto, aair,
ir, pwr
pwr
ggroup,
roup, C
CD
D pplayer,
layer, uused
sed
((360546/G3504745)
360546/G3504745)
23,99
995
5
15
15 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
4
4RUNNER
RU N N E R S
SR5
R5 4
4X4
X4
A
Auto,
uto, air,
air, power
power group,
group,
CD
C
Dp
player,
layer, uused
sed
(360530/F5254874)
(36
0530/F5254874)
14 T
OYOTA
14
TOYOTA
COROLLA
COROLLA S PLUS
PLUS
Auto,
Auto, air,
air, ppower
ower ggroup,
roup,
CD
C
D player,
player, used
us e d
((360504/EP011100)
360504/EP01110 0)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
ONLY
1 ONLY
1 ONLY
ONLY
15
15,99
995
5
1 ONLY
ONLY
5
17,99
995
SCION
15
15 S
C ION
TC
Auto,
Auto, air,
air, ppower
ower ggroup,
roup,
CD
CD player,
player, tilt
ti l t
(360501/FJ001495)
(360501/FJ 0 01495)
13
13 SUBARU
SU BARU SV
SV
14
14 H
HONDA
ONDA
CROSSTREK
CROSSTREK P
PREMIUM
RE M I U M
C
CR-V
R-V EX-L
EX-L
roup, leather,
leather, C
A
Auto,
uto, air,
air, power
power g
group,
roup, Auto,
Auto, aair,ir, pwr
pwr ggroup,
CD,
D,
CD
C
Dp
player,
layer, ttilt
il t
m
moon
oon rroof,
oof, backup
backup ccamera,
amera, uused
sed
(260759/D2856183)
(260759/D2856183)
((260700/EH503355)
26070 0/EH503355)
10,495
1 O
ONLY
NLY
16,99
995
5
1 ONLY
ONLY
14 T
OYOTA
14
TOYOTA
COROLLA
COROLLA S P
PLUS
LUS
Auto,
group,
A
uto, air,
air, power
power g
roup,
CD
player,
CD p
layer, uused
sed
(360425/EP076158)
(360425/EP076158)
11
11 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
PRIUS
PRIUS TWO
TWO
Auto,
Auto, air,
air,
power group
group
power
260683/B1365260)
((260683/B1365260)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
15
15,99
995
5
14
14 T
OYOTA
TOYOTA
CAMRY
C
AMRY S
SEE
Auto,
A
uto, air,
air, power
power group,
group,
CD
player,
alloys
layer, a
lloys
C
Dp
(360467/EU303636)
(360467/EU303636)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
07
07 TOYOTA
TOYOTA
FFJ
J CRUISER
C RU I S E R 4
4X4
X4
A
Auto,
uto, a
air,
ir, power
power g
group,
roup,
CD
CD p
player,
layer, titiltlt
(360466/70050358)
(360466/ 70 050358)
9995
9995
14
TOYOTA
14 T
OYOTA
COROLLA
PLUS
COROLLA LE P
LUS
Auto,
group,
Auto, air,
air, power
power g
roup,
CD
player,
CD p
layer, uused
sed
(360412/EP157382)
(360412/EP157382)
15
15,99
995
5
1 O
ONLY
NLY
9995
9995
1 O
ONLY
NLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
5
26,99
995
14
14 T
TOYOTA
OYOTA
COROLLA
COROLLA S P
PLUS
LUS
Auto,
A
uto, air,
air, power
power group,
group,
CD
player
C
Dp
layer
(360456/EP165473)
(360456/EP165473)
13
13 SCION
SC I O N
IQ
CO U PE
IQ COUPE
ower ggroup,
roup,
A
Auto,
uto, air,
air, ppower
CD pplayer
l a ye r
CD
(360422/DJ024800)
(36
0422/DJ 02480 0)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
12
12 HONDA
HONDA
CIVIC
CIVIC SI
SI
Air,
Air, power
power group,
group,
C
CD
D pplayer,
layer, tilt
ti l t
(260697/CH707224)
(260697/CH707224)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
16,99
995
5
1 O
ONLY
NLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
22,99
995
5
11
11 TOYOTA
TOYOTA
SIENNA
SIENNA LE
A
Auto,
uto, air,
air, ppower
ower ggroup,
roup,
CD
layer, tilt
CD pplayer,
ti l t
(260771/BS110459)
(260771/BS110459)
1 ONLY
ONLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
15
15,495
1 O
ONLY
NLY
16,8
895
95
1 O
ONLY
NLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
14,495
1 O
ONLY
NLY
1 O
ONLY
NLY
16,495
13
10
10 LEXUS
LEXUS
13 TOYOTA
TOYOTA
IS
250
PRIUS
IS 2
50
PRIUS THREE
TH RE E
Auto,
Auto, air,
air, lleather,
eather, moon
moon rroof,
oof, N
Navigation,
avigation, aauto,
uto, air,
air, ppower
ower
M
MP3
P3 C
CD
D cchanger
h ang e r
ggroup,
roup, CD
CD player
p l a ye r
((260676/A2096394)
260676/A2096394)
(260731/D5677048)
(260731/D5677048)
10
10 HONDA
HONDA
FFIT
IT
AAuto,
uto, air,
air, ppower
ower group,
group,
CD
C
D player
p l a ye r
((260746/AS003546)
260746/AS0 03546)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
8995
8995
1 O
ONLY
NLY
12,99
995
5
06
06 SCION
SC I O N
XB
group,
Auto,
A
uto, air,
air, power
power group,
C
layer
CD
Dp
player
(260744/64084306)
(260744/64084306)
1 O
ONLY
NLY
7995
7995
11
11 VOLVO
VOLVO
S80
S80 SEDAN
SE DAN
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